Mated To My Enemies! Lycan Kings Obsession

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of the throne room. My heart pounded as I lifted my gaze. Two of them sat u

und his shoulders. His eyes, sharp and commanding, lingered o

aned forward with impatience, his gaze burning

, forcing my lips to mo

still rang in my ears, his command sealed with finality. You will go to

ng before monsters who carr

iberate, graceful. His eyes softened slightly, and I felt it the

kin, and no matter how fiercely I resisted, a faint shiver of excitement ran throug

same flicker of recognition in hi

ough the bond had pricked him as well. His fingers curled around the armrest

her spok

oth and confident. "Your father said you are unto

s were calm, yet every sylla

voice harsher. "So that i

in. "If that is what he told you, then

en, about duty, about what my body could give them. Wha

tened, as though he were speaking

e? Why would he want to know? I

?" he asked again, his brows knit

fire through dry leaves. I stamme

many maids will you need

mind reeled. Perhaps he meant to mock me. Or perhaps... he saw me as more than what my father

, my voice echoing faintly in the massive

shifted i

r with a growl of defiance. His voice thundered across th

ut I did not lower my eyes. My pulse raced,

nce carried a cruel kind of arrogance, and Rowan, whose harshness dripped from every word. The

d at last, his voice reg

ard, bowing slightly before gesturing for m

echoed after me, sharp as a blad

My fists clenched at my sides

k of me like livestock. The hatred I carried flared hotter, mingling with the pain of betray

re only as a pawn. I

, a strong hand shot out of the shadows and gr

ry out, I was dragged down another hallw

as R

aw tight with fury. He shoved the door o

led, his voice low, dangerous

the wall, breath trembling

g to a rasp. "Because I will not all

ad heard in my village: Lycans did not share their mates. The thought alone unsettled

onger before storming out, the

a bed and a narrow window. I sank onto the edge of it,

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re her life away. They had slaughtered her. I was here to repay that debt, to st

heavy, exhaustion weighing me down after the long jour

he door cr

g the dim room. No one stood

ng along the walls. A whisper brushed aga

feather-light, possessive, se

ried to swat at the air, but the shado

low and seductive. The shadows gathere

the darkness peeled a

he one who ha